Help Baby Elephants of Tourist Destinations have Brighter Futures...

We are the decision makers of our World. Change Starts with us deciding what kind of a world we want to live in and Creating it with our decisions. To support people who abuse animals by riding, treking, participating in circuses, buying painting elehpants do etc we will get more of the same. Help find the people who work in this cruel manor another way to make money, support them in doing the right thing. You Decide...

Our minds and feelings are very powerful tools for creating. Let's take a moment and like John Lennon's song IMAGINE "Let's Imagine and feel, all elephants around the world are being supported and nurtured. We don't know how that will happen, we just know it will." Please visualize this as often as it feels right.

If you want more details about how the elephants are being treated see below from PETA...

Elephants that ''work'' in Thailand and other tourist destinations have to go through a ritual called phajaan, or “crush”.

It begins with the baby elephants (usually three to four years old) being taken from their mothers and placed in a small, wooden pen. To get them securely in the pen, these babies are beaten with bamboo, sticks with nails attached to the tip and bull hooks. Once in place, the crush lasts for roughly a week. During this time, they are beaten, bludgeoned, have hooks attached to their sensitive ears, and are deprived of food and water as well as sleep, all in the name of breaking ties with their mothers and becoming domesticated. While in the crush, through the infliction of pain, they learn how to accept riders, do circus tricks and paint. This is designed to break the animal's spirit which it certainly achieves, often taking its sanity too.

Used for centuries to domesticate wild elephants, this torture training method is still accepted as the only viable training method for elephant handlers and is used in almost every elephant attraction in Thailand. And, once they have their souls stomped out, they are simply vessels entertaining people. They are chained. They don’t eat enough.

Like humans, elephants have the capability to form relationships and have emotions. But, not the elephants working for the tourists.

Are you ready to live in a more loving world? It starts with US doing something new and different. Let's take a moment and like John Lennon's song IMAGINE "Let's Imagine and feel, all elephants around the world are being supported and nurtured. We don't know how that will happen, we just know it will." Please visualize and feel this as often as it feels right for you.

Quote: The most fundamental aggression to ourselves, the most fundamental harm we can do to ourselves, is to remain ignorant by not having the courage and the respect to look at ourselves honestly and gently.― Pema Chödrön